Oh, jeez. I just realized we shouldn't have screwed the lid shut!

It's very common. A standard feature of inaccessible computer equipment is called a "Watchdog Timer".

The system has a hardware counter that turns the computer off and on again if the timer gets too high. You then write your software so that it resets the timer at regular intervals. If your software crashes, it won't reset the timer and the computer will restart.

It's a bit more complicated than that, but it's really effective.

"Iconic". How many people only found out they even had a logo at all by reading this post?

I think if you're taking an "anti-hemorrhage supplement", your list of "Things to Worry About" can certainly include "donkey gelatin", but it should also include "why am I hemorrhaging".

Smell triggers nostalgia, not bromine specifically. The smell of bromine treated water brings back memories of Disney water rides for a lot of people. Unfortunately for me, I just remember "It's a Small World", and then that damn song gets stuck in my head for ages.

Well, Disney uses bromine instead of chlorine to keep the water clean. That has a distinct smell and smell triggers nostalgia. I can see the idea behind this, but the scam prices are laughable.

(Edit: they use it because it's safer to handle in large quantities, easier on skin and clothes, and performs much better keeping the water clean. It's more expensive than chlorine which is why pools rarely use it.)

Ok. Well clearly people have forgotten what Dianna looks like. Still, more power to her. Hope she rakes in the cash and knows how to invest wisely.

The guy reporting a spill just had a lisp.

They should have made them pink.

Without a shadow of a lie, I absolutely would order "I Don't Know".

Regardless of the result, they'd be getting a solid tip, too.